🚀 Deploying Artifacts to Multiple S3 Buckets Using AWS CodePipeline

In this guide, we'll explore how to set up an AWS CodePipeline that automates the deployment of artifacts to multiple Amazon S3 buckets. This approach is particularly useful for scenarios like deploying static websites across different environments (e.g., development, staging, production) or regions.

🔧 Prerequisites

• An AWS account with the necessary permissions.
• Two or more S3 buckets configured for static website hosting.
• A source artifact (e.g., a zipped website) stored in an S3 bucket.

🛠️ Step-by-Step Setup

Create a Pipeline:

Navigate to AWS CodePipeline and create a new pipeline.

Add Source Stage:

• Provider: Amazon S3
• Bucket: Your source bucket containing the artifact.
• Object Key: The path to your zipped artifact (e.g., website.zip).

Add Deploy Stages for Each Target Bucket:

• Action Name: Descriptive name for the deployment (e.g., DeployToDev).
• Provider: Amazon S3
• Bucket: The target S3 bucket (e.g., your development environment bucket).
• Extract File Before Deploy: Checked (to unzip the artifact).
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Repeat Step 3 for each additional S3 bucket

e.g., staging, production.

Review and Create:

Finalize the pipeline setup and create it.

✅ Benefits

• Automation: Streamlines the deployment process across multiple environments.
• Consistency: Ensures uniform deployment artifacts in all target buckets.
• Scalability: Easily extendable to more buckets or regions as needed.

📘 Full Tutorial

For a detailed walkthrough with screenshots and additional configurations, check out the full guide on GitHub:

👉 AWS CodePipeline With S3Bucket